​Bulls’ Caleb Wilson goes viral for what he did in Las Vegas originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Summer League is the time for rookies and newer players to prove themselves in the NBA. Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson is in prove it mode, even though he comes to the NBA with plenty of experience and healthy status. Still, taking the leap from college to the pros is never easy, and Wilson is out to make sure the Bulls know they did the right thing by selecting him at No. 4 in the draft.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementWell, Wilson did that and more when he and the Bulls took on the Utah Jazz on Monday. Chicago was behind by a landside when Wilson popped off in the fourth quarter. He scored seven straight points and basically took over. By the end of the contest, Wilson chipped in 19 points, and he shot 8-for-17 with five blocks. The Bulls still lost, but that didn’t take away from Wilson’s showing.Wilson showed that he has the stamina and aggression to make it in the NBA. Now, his best moment from the night is going viral.In the fourth quarter, Wilson had a dunk that was nothing short of spectacular. The NBA took to X to share the moment, and it’s up to nearly 3 million views.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement”Caleb Wilson hammers it home,” the league exclaimed on the post.You know what else? The dunk was so impressive that it left No. 2 overall pick Darryn Peterson speechless, another moment the league shared on X.This wasn’t Wilson’s first impressive game in Vegas. During his matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies, he scored 35 points, which is being called the unofficial highest-scoring Summer League debut.The Bulls need a hero, and Wilson is sure shaping up to be just that. If there was any question about whether or not Chicago did the right thing by going with Wilson at No. 4, that’s officially evaporated in the hot Las Vegas air.Cade Cunningham gets dream projection in the NBALakers and JJ Redick have an underrated talent starting to bloomCaleb Wilson is proving he can be the Bulls’ hero